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UV index One Mile today

Today’s peak UV 7, High

High

Peaks around 1:50pm

Sun protection times in One Mile today: 12:20pm to 3:30pm. Times in AEDT.

Updated 1:49am AEDT. Forecast from Open-Meteo.

UV index One Mile tomorrow

  • Tuesday7High
    9:30am to 4:40pm

Hat weather from 9:30am. UV climbs to 7 around the middle of the day.

5-day UV forecast

  • Wednesday5Moderate
    10:20am to 5:00pm
  • Thursday7High
    10:40am to 5:10pm
  • Friday8Very high
    9:10am to 5:10pm
  • Saturday5Moderate
    9:50am to 4:00pm
  • Sunday8Very high
    9:00am to 3:40pm

Hourly UV forecast for One Mile

Hourly UV forecast for One Mile, times in AEDT
TimeUV indexCategory
9am1Low
10am2Low
11am1Low
12pm2Low
1pm6High
2pm7High
3pm5Moderate
4pm1Low
5pm2Low
6pm1Low

What to do at UV 7

High. Unprotected fair skin can burn in around 25 minutes, so hat and sunscreen on before you go. More about UV 7

  • Slip on clothing that covers your shouldersCollared shirts and long sleeves do more than any sunscreen.
  • Slop on SPF 50 or 50+ sunscreenBroad-spectrum and water-resistant, 20 minutes before you go out. Reapply every two hours.
  • Slap on a broad-brimmed hatWide enough to shade your face, ears and neck. Caps leave too much exposed.
  • Seek shadeTrees, umbrellas and shade sails cut UV, but reflected light still reaches you.
  • Slide on wraparound sunglassesLook for category 2 or higher under the Australian Standard.

UV in One Mile over the past week

Peak UV each day. This history grows every day the site runs.

Peak UV in One Mile over the past week
DayPeak UVCategory
Monday4Moderate
Tuesday7High
Wednesday7High
Thursday7High
Friday7High
Saturday5Moderate
Sunday8Very high

Days at 8 or above this season: 0

Nearby suburbs and beaches

FAQs about UV in One Mile

What time is UV highest in One Mile?
UV is highest around the middle of the day, when the sun is at its highest point. Today in One Mile it peaks around 1:50pm at 7, which is High.
Do I need sunscreen in One Mile today?
Yes, from 12:20pm to 3:30pm, when UV is 3 or higher. Outside those hours the risk is low for short spells outside.
When does UV drop below 3 in One Mile?
At about 3:30pm today (AEDT). It rises above 3 again from about 9:30am tomorrow.
How accurate is this forecast?
It’s a model forecast that accounts for the sun’s angle, ozone and expected cloud, and it updates about every hour. Real readings can differ on patchy days, when cloud moves through faster than a model can predict. The nearest live sensor is in Gold Coast, 541 km north.